Khăn Ấu Nhi Đội Viên

"Green scarf - the green hue of a young wheatling, representing innocence and youth."

One stripe - symbolizes someone who will be the backup, who will help out, the Doi Trưởng in times of need 

Two stripes - symbolizes someone who is the "leader", who take charge, of a certain group in Ấu Nhi  

"Blue scarf - to signify their individuality and personality with tremendous hope for the future."

One stripe - symbolizes someone who will be the backup, who will help out, the Đội Trưởng in times of need 

Two stripes - symbolizes someone who is the "leader", who take charge, of a certain group in Thiếu Nhi  

"Yellow scarf - to represent the daybreak of adolescents before entering adulthood and the expression of the heart; the opening of one's life to others."

One stripe - symbolizes someone who will be the backup, who will help out, the Đội Trưởng in times of need 

Two stripes - symbolizes someone who is the "leader", who take charge, of a certain group in Nghĩa Sĩ

"Brown scarf - to represent the hard effort and commitment required to serve God. The knights are asked to join the mission of becoming the world's salt and light. They are continually urged to give freely to the church and the country."

One stripe - symbolizes someone who will be the backup, who will help out, the Đội Trưởng in times of need 

Two stripes - symbolizes someone who is the "leader", who take charge, of a certain group in Hiệp Sĩ  

This scarf features a cross similar to that of an HT, indicating that they are preparing to become HTs. The crimson stripe represents sacrifice and how they prepare to answer God's call to become an HT. The brown represents the years of blood shed by Vietnamese Martyrs on our nation in the sake of our beliefs.

"After specialized periods of training, they are initiated to become leaders of the Seedlings (Ấu Nhi), Search (Thiếu Nhi), Companions (Nghĩa Sĩ) and the Eucharistic Knights (Hiệp Sĩ) groups. They wear the red scarf with yellow stripe - which symbolizes love, service, sacrifice and responsibility." 

Purple with stripes representing TNTT's three youngest divisions (yellow for Nghĩa Sĩ, blue for Thiếu Nhi, and green for Ấu Nhi ) and the TNTT emblem on the back. Purple is the color of sacrifice; it represents losing oneself in joy and hope. It is the hue of "readiness," self-improvement, and self-development, reminding all Youth Leader Trainers of the necessity to sacrifice, to serve despite difficulties and tribulations, with the heart of a guardian, in order to sustain and build the Movement.

The back is red with a blue stripe border and the TNTT logo. The crimson signifies the blood shed for our sins as well as the attitude of self-sacrifice in service to others. Its blue border, which it shares with Ngành Thiếu, reflects their tremendous service to kids.

The back is red with a white stripe border and the TNTT logo. The color red represents the blood shed for our sins as well as sacrifice through service. Its white border represents the Movement's Assistant Chaplains' optimism, patience, and kindness.

The back is white with a red stripe border and the TNTT logo. White represents purity, innocence, optimism, faith, and triumph. As a result, He will be God's ambassador to lead the Vietnamese Eucharistic Youth Movement.